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Greater Newark Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Tenants Coalition Collection, Part 2 (1974 - 2005)
RepositoryNewark Public Library, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center
Collection IDMG Nwk HTC-2
Size10.1 linear ft. (24 boxes)
Collection Description
From modest beginnings in 1987, the Greater Newark Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Tenants Coalition, a founding member of the National Alliance of Housing and Urban Development Tenants, eventually grew from an initial 8 buildings to represent tenants in 60 housing complexes. The Coalition lobbied on behalf of tenants, educated tenants as to their legal rights, provided information on health and safety issues, trained tenant advocates, and generally worked closely with tenant groups from privately-owned apartment complexes in Newark that received assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Key figures in the organization were community organizer Nancy Zak and former housing inspector and longtime tenant advocate Frank Hutchins. Hutchins served for some years as Director of the Coalition. The Coalition and its major projects operated out of offices at 944 Broad St.
Collection Contents
The original donation of records of the Greater Newark HUD Tenants Coalition was divided into five archival collection, three specialized series of files and an extensive series of Subject Files, divided into two parts. This collection, Part I of the Subject Files, consists of files J to Z, in Boxes 22 to 45. The list of filenames that follows reproduces the original labeling of the files, with only minor editing.

Box 22: Sharpe James, Sy. James, Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Jewish Fund for Justice, Know Your Rights, Knowing Where to Call, Labels, L. Lavender, Law, D. Lea, Lead Poisoning, Leadership (Gamma), League of Women Voters of N.J., Lease Violation Notice, Legal Services of N.J., Legislation, Letters, LISC, Lists (Contact, Managing Agent, Mailing), Looking out for Your Legal Rights (April 2004), C. Loukatos, Lower Grumman Block Assn.

Box 23: D. Mann, Manual for Leaders, Maps, Marzulli Realty, Master List, Media List, Meetings, Mid Atlantic District, Mid-City, Minority Male Community Challenge Grant Program, Mission Statement

Box 24: Model Lease for Subsidized Programs, Mortgage Bankers Assoc., Multifamily Housing (C. Williams, C. Wehrwein, etc.), Nancy H. Becker Assoc., Neighborhood Reinvestment Corp., Neighborhoods of the Universities, NESF Family Health Connection, New Community Corp., New Jersey (New Jersey - HUD, N.J. State Law for Superintendent, N.J. State-Wide HUD Tenant Coal. Organizational Bylaws, N.J. Stats, etc.)

Box 25: New Jersey Project Inventory, New Tenants' Organization Starting Kit

Box 26: Newark (Charter, Affordable Housing?, After School Program Directory, Apartment Improvement Program, Community Development Network, Economic Development Corp., Elections, Emergency Services, Fighting Back, Greenways Project, Festival of People)

Box 27: Newark (Housing Authority, Housing Code, Map, Master Plan, Mayoral Election, Municipal Council, Newark Now, Noise Control Ordinance, Opportunity Center, Ordinance, Properties, Public Info. Office, Public Schools, Registered Voters, Resolution, South Ward, Tenant Council, Weed & Seed)

Box 28: Newark Coalition for Low Income Housing 98, Newark Coalition for Neighborhoods (I.R.S., Universal Stamp), Newark Organizers Alliance, Newspaper Clippings

Box 29: Ocean Ave. Apts. Plan of Action, Occupancy Task Force, Office of Multifamily Housing Assistance Restructuring (OMHAR), On-Site Service Coordinator, Organizing (Eight Steps to Organizing, Organizing to Win, Right to Organize), OTAG (Audit, Default of OTAG, Reports), Overview of the Electoral Process, Paper Distribution, Parliamentary Procedures, D. Payne - letters, People's Organization for Progress, I. Peppercorn, Petition, Planning for Transit-Friendly Land Use, Politics, Polling Sites, Postal Information, Poster Service

Box 30: President Clinton's State of the Union 2000, Presbyterian Home, Preservation Information, Press Releases, Principles for Tenant Organizing, Projects, Proposals, Public Housing, Public Access, Public / Private Housing Comm., Race & Housing, Racial Lining, Reac Scores, Recertification, Redevelopment Plans, Reports, Resident Leader Conf., Resource Guide to Services for Senior Citizens, Resources Info., Resume / Bio. Sketch / Reference Letters, Right to Speak, Rite of Passage Program for Multi-Family Housing, Robert's Rules of Order, Roper Group, Rutgers

Box 31: Sales Tax Certificate of Authority, Satellite Broadcast, A. Scott, Security Book Letter, Security Deposit, Security Guard Law, Security Ordinance, Section 8, Section 514, Senate & Congress (Email addresses, Brief Summary of Bi-Partisan Senate Bill, Letters, Senate Subcommittee on Housing Opportunity and Community Development), Senior Housing Data, Settlement Designs

Box 32: S.H.E. Associates, Sign on letters, Small Claims, Social Enterprise Assoc., South Jersey Project, St. James Community Dev. Corp., Star-Ledger, Starting a Block Association, Stella Wright, Student Comm. Assistance Prog., Student Voices, Subsidized Family Housing, Substance Abuse, Suburban Essex Housing Dev., Summary of Survey of Conditions in HUD-Assisted Buildings, Super Kids Saturday, Superintendent Ordinance, Superior Court of New Jersey Law Division

Box 33: Tenant Associations (Sample Bylaws, Amity Village I & II, Archer Heights, Asbury Tower, Aspen Stratford C, Belmont Ave. - Jersey City, Blackstone, Bruce street, Brunswick Village, Camel Tower, Chancellor (D. Montgomery), Colonnade Apts.

Box 34: T.A. (Brick Towers

Box 35: Corinthian Homes, Court Towers, Dooley House [Camden], Dorothea D. Campbell, Douglas Hill, Elizabeth Ave., E. T. Bowser)

Box 36: T.A. (Essex Plaza, Fairview Homes, Forest Hill Apts., Garden Spires)

Box 37: T.A. (Georgia King Village)

Box 38: T.A. (High Park Gardens, High Park Terrace, High Spruce Apts., Hill Street, Hollywood Knickerbocker, Homes Court, Irvine Turner Blvd., Lighthouse Plaza Apts., Lincoln Park Towers, Littleton Ave. Community Village, Marine View, Mount Olive Manor, Nevada St., New Hope Village, Norfolk Square Apts.)

Box 39: T.A. (Northgate II, North Virginia Ave., Nuttman St., Nye Ave., Overlook Terrace, Park Ave., Park Terrace, Pavilion, Prospect Park, Renaissance Assoc., Riverview Tower, Roman Towers, Senior Manor, Shalom-Clemente Towers, Society Hill, Spruce Park Apts.)

Box 40: T.A. (Spruce Spires, St. James AME Towers, Union Ave., Union Gardens, Victory Gardens, Washington Dodd, W. Kinny, Willie T. Wright, Wrightstown Arms)

Box 41: T.A. (Zion Towers)

Box 42: Tenants Files

Box 43: Talking Points Voucher Program, Taxes, Telephone Notification, Temporary Rental Assistance Program, Tenant Access to Information, Tenant Action News, (Understanding) Tenant Court, Tenant Income Verification, Tenant leader letters, Tenant leaders, Tenant Officers in New Jersey South, Tenant Platform, Tenant Pledge, Tenant Survey Forms, Tenants Calendar, Tenants' Rights in New Jersey, Tenants Screening, Time Sheets, Training Manual, Truth in Renting, Donald Tucker, Twin Palms: Without Sanctuary, Twin Visions

Box 44: University Court, Inc., Untold Story 1712, Urban Outreach Project, U.S. Census 2000, U.S. Health Care, UHAB, Universal Stamps, Van Horne Apts. - Plan of Action, Villages of the Future, Volunteers, Voter Registration, Walnut Manor Apts.- Plan of Action, Washington Dodd - Plan of Action, Joan Whitlow, WIC Program, Wise Women's Center of Essex County College, Wong / Fleming, Work Support & Family Stability Program, Workshops, ZIP Codes, A. Zipkin

Box 45: Misc.
FormatTextual materials
SubjectsPolitics and Government; Property / Urban Development
Time Periods20th Century; 21st Century
LanguageEnglish
Access policyOpen for research
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